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August 5, 19U9. al^,t he^ptjstofllcc at
Washington. N. C1.. utiUer Hnract of
- March 3. 1879.
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Panics lo??iim torn Vhfmli
fali to'let The News follow"lhem dai)y
' II IHl Ml I -rf Wy-|Hwfin?H' fr,'sh
and crisp. It- will prove a valuable-:
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ter' from hnnae. Those at the sea- J
?hore or mountains will. Ond The
News a most welcome and interesting
visitor.
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^ .V.DAY SEE VICE.
The city fat hers will meet lingu
lar montfrtj session next Monday
'evening, and they vonM-hayo no beu.
ter opportunity fo-di?c.is?^a day. elec
tric current for the city,
The News does Hot desire^ to be
continually jrrowllnp 'on etty affair*,
but it res?peet;'ully submits this l^ .1
tl-.-t'. 1 n ? ? 1 1 ? 1 hnv'^mn' yu
gT>PTTrtmr-rf~t*?M l.u'nl ? ' "f rhiasu-Iii.
nntiw.v.Tv n.>r.' ? -i a town of over
lO.OQU pgiTptr -gtiverttttlns to the oa'
fttifr ^nrh: Its to furnish a
day electric service on account of ;
Inadequate patronage. -Hhame on us: J
An t-ffort should he made. If the]
alderman should d'X-ide to nrakrf the t
? one moment fear,' he result. There j
is certaiitly enough plates of ivisl- j
lies*, atfrai'tiouin private "residem ?'s. f
1 io? in Washington that- would pat- i
jonize__thisK day sn-her.Ye to' malt e Ii j
pay. Th\* tolng there Is no rea- ;
?^on why 5t Vhoitld nor be given a I
trial. .. ' |
If toa::U th*? 'if Greenville. j
Kinston. New P.e:-n7: ft ils*m, fioMi"- f
boro, and others. i;ui afford St, In the]
- -4uuITJ"T^ 1 'If nfH
meat, why caiijiot Washington? "
?? ''l^t n ' ir- ?*: si ve as t'nev L>
are: our bn*lJ
?-.nw,r.-1ir j ??
a* ready p.;ni ??ap<-r
up their home town
The question of
\vi&hi?ib;r--i ?; be i h'/ paramount, i
If : te T.'iMtl of Al'l^rm*-!! ?
'at their nex! ir>
pol .s MIT A!,:?1.V IfRRT.
? ?" ? ?
trie \ViJlRll4rC' ""?* a ?'"! ? ?
? Sun. the It\?H*h r. v.-niuK Tim'.**. nnJ j
llw i iii" -iv-MUo ?? r ? .i.'C l'-'Vuin j
Troubles f th? ir own. , The v**ln in ;
w h U4v- ' ''ti"'V rf i Times ??vrUc.-' ,
one wor*?M v*r!f?? h'?*- liiiilT
^ ? nfitf'. ,r " 1 *** - ?
Lie orfginat?-d over a- fellow com- j
r<Talnn7iT~of h->- hoimMviper. It is r.?> ,
. account.. A;".. !>?? now 2-nrt -then slips'
Ui 'the .>His sffii vrv. a Vbpy grauj*. i
walk? otit without ret Mrnftit^t hanks. j
goes aroumMh** corner, anef proceeds j
to cuss It. The \C".' Bern Sun rocs i
a Jit riff fjirtlKr and says:.'
"There arc concerns *!n Sow Jlerr. .
i who advertise in papers Irf other!
places whij"!u''v^? ?-arvy a l.iie'in' the'.r j
home pa^er, rtn7[ still .these same
(Mir Vi -i] i'iiu' liii'ini" up' 1
to eritieiee and find fault."
The Times says ?he above applies]
equally as well to l-U* c!li uf Ituleipili. f
- aw per- has. St grievance also, j
1 !U' TJ.llh .K"*n H ? l.|i|> '
such criticism of the hor.ie merchant
-- . ftr^ ,? in 7^^ does not apply
to Washington. i- Our -merchants ad
vertise with The >Jews afe th? col
umns of Ihe paper show. We deeply
sympathize Willi our bfethreri in their
d'.lemna and Sincerely trust a brlgl>F
"7 flay ls~+n nunc fur them. . Another |
nuieafr^v wo art clear. ofrwc_dftT^
hnv p^pW vist-thiB The News offl.ce
asking for a' ropy of the paper free
of cost. Our people read the paper
-daily and pay for it like men. Wash
ington is the best plane In the world.
and Its merchants are rallying to the
. support otitis dalle -.paper: We be
apeak for our contempbrariet bettor
luck in the future.
" V-RBfittTER.
Neva, a
city clerk*,
citizen*
Wrwn ttnui acquainted with1 the
jflilililf .t? their respective ward
>?bey can consult the. aAv?rtfHln?-<uiU
Iumnn of this paper iur^ialarmatlon.
An eut\relx new registration Is re
? quired for thlp election, and no one
i should be debarred from casting a
taolfc- fcet ^rcry Htlzen regtsrcr at
I once.
I i H I.' ; - 1'r^rrs.
I Onething the .people of Greenville
^>o?ld le;n-i!.i:? to .;o K> pnhhe eiilei1
j taiumeut* on time., Tl:ev have tajleu
I i.ito tlie very bad habit of ^oing 4ate.
.and it is a fA?dttlrat--ottg?*t-^Fb'S cor
j rooted,' out of respect for others, ff
TT?Ot ~TUf^ thoi'i ? ? sak?M Mcmilav
[night. for' Instance, though the eur
t : ?> I i. h tj fnllv leii tiilpnlfas lateen rls
j ing. hardly more than half ilfa Audi;
1 01 ice were in. their seals wjhen it went
~upr AUTTiJongh llli* lirfci ,ia.i??idy
wi'Jio.s were coining and there \rtis
[so much cot: fusion thlt nothing could
jbi> hi-ard Irofei the stage. Of course
J the ly.te comers, lost the thread of the
1 play, and. the confusion they caused
I as great disadvantage. It Is a pity
that people will slrtve to he so an
{ ;? ? <?!> I ?*>??. ? t* ? I h?t ..in ? A ? gOttd
I name for it.*? Greenville Rtleetor
Tin.1 Kumr-t
parts, bother" Whichard is hitting
1 the nail on the head. Why folk
rather wait until a show is half over
to attend anil disturb everybody else
in coming In, is .a mystery. They are
j-not onty-laut.-coiu.tira. but it looks as
if they tft'Ue particular pains to pur
chase seats In the middle x?f n row
so as to make every fellow get up.
This lateness in attending public
gatherings in Washington has for.
frfgn n prpiit milofinuwi but om?
town is iitft the only Tmo. fW Green
ville sseetfts to be getting a taste of 1.L
From between the lines of the Reflec
tor editorial we .see where the editor
h;u been standing tho show. ? WtilL.
we p.re glad he has,_f<?f he has seen
the ??V II "hndTltilstnrrp of people com
ing in to see the exhibition when it
is abotfT half out. If jurii are going
to attend tin) opera house or other
public, plai u-, please go on time. No.
?Vu:ir dress bonne*. People want j
to see ilie allow and not new head- 1
gear. J.ei tfce coming Theatrical sea- '
son in Washington so far as prompt I
attenflance^ls concerned. be an Jm- [
provement over last. If this lat<?ar-|
r.lVal Is style, then we say awsv with |
e tiled it ought I
With the beginning of SepteriTber
fall trade prospe rs will brighten,
and every Indication points to a pros
perbu8 ses.uin in all Upe^ of bu'hlhets?.
- Now Mr. HarJTman's illness U
said bv his family to be indigestion,
rfduie may regard litis a light ail- 1
?[ '? ? Indigestion of a tlnan- j
rarsstrrTTrprr
market all
duce.heay failure In the
Hlui.K ihii liiii'. '
T''- ' ' I IV
.'tie <tppalled. and yei v.eie ihe
J"rtl a?? ide:its beyoiei ' I;<i forethought
and power of man onlyto occur, the
world writlh! be very mueh. bettor off.
and hur.iTl':" TI"1:' i;*n?i nrrrf -^rnr
for mor<
? >
A iitll Is f allied ot fur the next ses
?L?n ? (_ th<- -Hrrli-li Parliament, reg-'
' .-nnr
rTT. I'll..-:: !- in rvi: :- an
hour 'TStTor d'ty. T!;? mo^nient for
? ~ ?' - ? U I11., I!. 11 I 1 . | ! ? ? -rt
xT T -that the
*] II.- v\ p: iry TJ'T'iUHl Vi' !*JltTtr
?'?jM'lie\'- oth"r*rtTr trt? ?ho?l4
espair of t he Jiermblfr. .
WHIN TO ST<M? A I vVRftTISI XCSr- 1
Will- a miTchcan' who Is. wise
Wver < ease to advertise?
Yes ? when "t'T.v tre^.-i ' ;;;*o;v upside
dowri; - 'v ->?? i
When the beggar wears h or own; ?
I -When Ice fonus on the sun-; c
\Vhen the sparrow weighs a ton: .
Wivn g^id doUnrs gyt too uhaap:
V\ J .-n w.iip.i-n -e. reis I-e.-p;
When a Hsh forgets to swim;
When Satar. si-rgB a hymn;
V. lien gin-' Wl Unrk- jii gur:t.
W4uttv-Uui..ainall Loy liatta.a ilrun;;
'AWATi ftd bolHU-mU .
When mince . pie m^kes pleasant
dreams; .
W hen it's fun to break a tootn;
When all lawyers tell the truth; .
When eold water makes yoy drun)<; |
When yoji love "to smell a skunk;
When the drummer'has no brass ? -
Thrrr man that's wfee - ?
neglect, to advertise.
C.^TCH V A f ? V K ICTISKM K NTS.
I The following waft clipped from
the' clarified ad. column of an ex
change whlclt- comes .to. otir offlc*?
[regularly. 'f . ' ?' ? 7Z\
For sale ? Baby carriage slightly
used. Going ont of business^
Just received a lot of lire Ostend
?Lrabhlla^- Pergons purchasing same
' will be skinned and cleaned while
they ,w*it.
Nd persons having once tried these
nnMni will aver um any other.
single gentleman looking both ways"
and welt ventilated.
Wanted ? A good girl to cook and'
Wanted ? -a yiran* m?n to tak?
jjimatlh'T'" Ot jBUtom of a
TrHH.jimlni tnr i?
Wanted ? A competent person to
utuiMAko the e*W o( a. wf xaetli
rlne, that will panfcgt >^<ghly lucrative
to the undertaker.
Wanted ? A bay to open oyster*
Wteen years old. <
^Eosl-'^eaf Tipperargon or about
J?nesdtty . morning last, a large pig.
Had no marks on his ears except a
- short t?ll and a alight limp In bin kg.
" ?grsonal.WH'"iaiti IBBBts thC'~eje ul
l-evris .1. Srillth aiTff lie will E^ud his
BO BUM , iidfltfM t(f his old homo h?^
will hear of something t6 his ? ad van
last*. His wife Is deader- Osgood
Journal. ?
Items of Interest? ~
- From Everywhere
Spokane, Wash. , Sept. 2.-7? Frcd
erUrfc II. Newell, ch!of of the Tmitn
mation Service, who was in Spokane
with the United Stater sdnaiB-Com
mUtee~bn Irrigation, headed by Gen. ;
Gancrrqf Montana. now.touring-the>
North weft, declared in an Interview,
that lie and Richard A. Uallingor,
foorrtnrv ui r'ir- tedBL "rc "on thg .
besi ?ftvr*H' so far as. 1- know." He
jgtll" 111*" 111' jr-imv ?tmhinc Tlf flT.T .
trouble between Forester Pirn-hot
and Mi-. Balllngor"' except what lie
j had road in the newspapers. "If
there is any trouble I do 'not believe "
ii is of a serious character." he added
"and can be adjusted very easily. At
?the close of- the irTlgatlon tongresu
in. Spokane Ml', l'lni liut'-ftiul? 1? at?nM
East together vas far as- Mon*an&r- -
while Mr. BalUnger went to his home
in_Sfl&ilhL United States Senator
ritoml>?'i laini af tfni'pjoi), aleo a nmiu? .
ber of th? party, said" among Other
-things-ihat. he is ready to retire from
public life at' the end'OT his present
.term, adding, "When I look baM;
nvor t ht? length of_' time I have fol
lowed a public career' it , seems like
an age." . ... J
Spokane. Wash., Sept. 2^-? Sixteen
thousand .school children of Spokane
and as. many as ? jmejrom the
Tii'innry dktrir-u. >? ?* i bcraraonp the
thousands to welcome President Taft
when he comes to Spokane on his
transcontinental trip the- morning of
September 2S. .
Mayor Nelson S. Pr^tt plans to in
clude*. in the? "Seeing Spokane" Auto
mobile tour -for the President a route
"roc-Mai 'schools in the city. . At points n
where the' schools are off the route,.,
the children will pe mo'ullizedf with
those at the building nearest -to. it,
and in this way all 'will have .an op
portunity rt> pee the c*slef executive,
"^lajor Pratt believes thlvs innovation
would be -enjoyed by president Taft,
while it viW" mark a milestone Ut-the
TTVT.-r of i ic hi Mr en and que v. l; s r ft "
tjiey wilj remember the rest of their
NEW REVENUE
? "COMMISSIONER-'
Commissioner .1. G. Capers}
Succeeded by R. E, Ca
bell, of Virginia.
. Vi .I'lii'i g ? " i j . !>!?! 1 :-?(> ir f. C*i~ 1"
ntrrs of, South Carolina, who has been
? at ? iitiiifnal 'revenue
iiH'jO June, re'^rejl " today
account of Ml health and -was sue
iTy Tl^yal Fr.~"Cabell, fmrrrr? "
ur^mUicut Uiiyuiilican worker of the
Old'DOaTMOi*.. ? fte th h ^laduate p(- -
Princeton avd'of the la'.v-ilcpartmenL
of the rnivi-r.-jty of Virginia,
about 3 4 years of ago.
The resignation of .Col. B. D.
Crockcr as collector of internal rev- .
en ue Tor the district -of Puget .Sound
wini jMunliu. ? ? b^jailquarters i;i
Tm-'?wa7-ftl?o became effective today.
He is succeeded by. M. T. Hartson., of
Spokane. ? ?
d?aror to forward a pamphlet girl off
goural lnform?tloo ailo the qualm
- - __ . . w.
A correspondent of a Tennessee
paj.or, writing of a hunting trip.
.says: "I forgot to mention the squir
rels and doves we got; they wore qut
<jt "IgV*,"
Wonder how they got them.
NOTICE.
" v ' - |
Editor News: i ? ?
1 beg to announce that there is at
present a vafcanrcy from the First
Congressional district at the S.
Military Ac ade n>y -at njTTt^T h e
examination will "occur at ForT Hlo
eum, New York, otj the second Tues
day in January, 1910.
I am also authorized to announce
j that there is a vacancy at ^he U. S.
Naval Academy,, at Annapolis, from
the First Congressional district, the
Utflmlnntlnft fnr ahlfh will n^llf >P
' April, U 01 0e at a point to be subee^
qudntly announced.
It is desirable that all who con
template applying for either of these
tore September 15. The phgpfaiftl and
mental examinations are, both quite
and thorough prior preparation
EASTERN CAROLINA REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE.
A. C HA Ml A l^AV* iifl Mai lml Pi
- JU1!
JMgj^UU UuU, iUimiyiLL f iali?
this dostptwTemble.
Ibuild ill
Better build ifa Washington Park, where 'tis
different
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! ?
rami rtTi-p %
-r ' "V
Thrc anUrfl whnrf nrnwrtv tetween the Buoy-yard and the ex- _ .
treme East end of town ia dwne by 14 people <*? uompamea. and - ~
excepting that I have for sale jou Can't ]i\iy an Inch.pf It.. x ?
Thie-I have to "TO!] I* la, tha ceater_of Jmsiuess ; lti most &e
slrably located, lt'? ^r?ry Ttluabl and you 1n fnj business,, who
in any way cau.jitiUze this property should grasp and grasp
rent, orTbok out for another properly.
Look to the future. Ir you tHjiuy youWIII fluulilw thai ILeJree
inlaijd wat?" route will be gran *d us. and 'twill make evpry 1
plecg of wa^r-front prnpnTY Vjrgftinytftn' worth dfljible and
trlpple the price or today.
' FiU'niin' i""11 1,1 nrm ?WJ^ ?"'HnYests lu ^*?al estatg
for its future. J
See me at once and secure ya>lace of tnia valuable water front. ..
Vater street.
- >? "? w
wm^gct a piece uowjohilfi you can. or later
Only a UtfU'. cash and long time notes required.
you'll regret.
To face a fire at your place. The wise man provides Tor such an
uuummj <u iujun- -
The wiser "he is, the more certain he is to procure a policy from
WM. BRAGAW & CO.\ _ _? .V. ;
EXPERIENCED INSURANCE AGENTS, |
WASHINGTON, N.-C.-?' > ?-' ?
J. Leon Wood . MEMBERS N. YtCOTTON tXCHANGK James W. Cole j
J. LEON WOOD & CO.,
-RAMKEBS inH RPr>lfFPC
? STOCKS. BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
75 PLUME STREET. CARPENTER BUILDING. NORFOLKrVA.
Private Wires to N. Y. Srock Exchange* N. Y. Cotton Exchange, Chicago
Boafrd ot Trade and other Financial Centers. 771
Correspondence respectfully solicited, Investment and Marginal
accounts given careful attention.
Every week, in your block, ""or
near y ou, something happens^whtt
would not have happened but for a
ed fo^ the betterment of the neigh
1 1 hnrhnnd? some idle "head of the
house" finds work- some -worried
. property owner- finds a tenant
some new boarders and roomers
-move in-some property changes
qwners, and will be improved--anr
unattractive vacant lotlssold to a
builder-some overworked houSe
wives secure servants? a . used
piano is sold?in shortlite is kepF
There Are Continuous
i OPPORTUNITIES
? ? ?
RATE. 1 g^j# word.
Estimate six W013I9 to the line, and
inclose payment with copy. Answers
to ads. may be received at this office.
TfiJaattrc roocint a^ienOrtri all ndm-*"
tiM-meius fchould ho. In tVUMTU.'Si UfflCT
hy 12,45 m. Ads. by messenger, tele
phone or fasti given Careful attention.
7 HayjaA _ J
r?ya_ BA^^reoi'uoirTliii^
good condition; t?rms t<? salt pur*"
chiwer; onfc.Cary safe, 900 pound a. "
*rB. -Brangharx. 14 v
? i;i:sii \ MA, HKK1> ? CLOVKlt.
Rye. Jftap?,- -Vetch, Cabbage *nd
Turnip. Dmiarny-r 'Drug ?tore.
whave on hand 26- fine canary birds, |
gobd aflnpTgyg; buautlful plumage,
/guaranteed to sing. Price j>er pair,1
|5; single birds, $2.60. Quaran
teed safe' delivery anywhere in the
9tate._ Address W. H. Qasklns,"
? Aurora; n. C.
FOR HALE- ? A FIXE TjARGK VKL
" V8i uhhmh wriw; W|t ti.iu- p+r
yard, will soil for 60c;. beautiful
deaicn. .K. H. Hy man. Chamber of
Commerce." ' 3
' 1XJ8T AND tOUXD? "
LtWT ? lai>vr (joiar watch, in
3J>ru^ Store,1 ^fain-street or Gladden
street. Finder return to this office.
menrinwi.
no you wast -to iihooSLe a
atenographer? -Take -the BuslffSte
Course In the Public SCbeol. Tui
tion, f5-a month. In silvan de. This
coursels open to any one. whether
yeu attend the Public Scltoo^ or
not. 'Se?~the Superintendent and
arrange to take the course. ?'
Pt'BUOJjTENfXiKAPHKR, AK lisj
" ? Mai ki'l street:-- CUiij motors'
THE APOSTLE OJF
SINGLE TAX|
Tfrelaw ' Recently Passed
Went Into Effect
Washington. Bant. 2,? Mnr.. linn
^I'hf Authoi of 1 Trngrfar
- and Poverty^+Iofiored
Tonight.
Springfield, ill., Sept. 2w% Henry
George, Jr., of N'?f York, son of the
aiiH.nr qf.^i'rG^rcsa ami .Povariy^
and tho Immortal 'epos tie wf Qw,
alngle tax- wUl be the princlpg?
tonight to eommemortothe birthday
iifii* tf.-j'.i y cr 1 it'll ry uuuigu. The
famous ?#n of a famous father has
only reefetttiy -a^4a*1''
Cibf-daa. m wu'ich be investigate^ eco
nomic and Rociologieal conditions in
many nat'ona, and in liir speech, "to
night he ? tviil' tell of the groat prog
rev. tn'jf i... gtngia
nfii-ar.tnnr In other hmd*.
TAXES PLACED ON
PLEAS6R???GHXS
Sam's annual income by the , i
.tlon of the tariff on " Torefgu-buin
yachts, which- became effective today.
The customs dlviaonof the Treaeury
Department will collect tSe tax. 1
ir-4 An annual tax of f-7 a ton is as
sessed by the Payne law on all pleas
ure eraft built abroad and cbarterea
jtr .yvned hy AmflVann tnt a, period
^jf ?if months ornjorc. as an_iriTer~
native, the owners of such yachts
may pay an ad valorefci^duty. of 35
per cent, for which they will be en
titled .to-all of the -privileges, of ,
^|n entry, ^or "their yfccTits.
^^ccodrlivg to the,flgnres supplied
to the customs officers, thero are be
tween ^lefenty SMff eighty foreign
built, yachts now owned' by J
cans. The aggregate tonnage i* In
-tfco neighborhood of 45,000 tons,
which would* yield a revenue in ex
cess of $390,000. More tban-fept? of
thete vesaala claim New Ytirk as their
home pdrt.
UdSIOuiH Uffil'tulft TroTtWffftetTna?y
owners of foreign built pleasure
boats'wlll pay the ad valorVnT^nty in
preference to the tonnage tax, aa tE
tho course of a number of years ah
l annual tonnage tax-, of $7 for each
i ton would exceed the duty based up
hm the craft after allow
ance for depreciation.
EHYSICJA]
\\ ?iM
Office. con
Res pass St]
Washil
?
ATTO^XtVS - j
H- S. WARD JUNIUS D. GR1
WARD & GRIMES
ATI ORNEYS-AT-LAW
. -Waihinrton. K. CL
We practice faihe Court* of the
? --- 1 -
Harry McMullan. " . ' ^
SMALL, MAC LEAN
. . s McMULLAN I
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina
W. D. GRIMES
? ATTOHNBV'ATSEyW
? W ashington, North. C aroTtri*.
~""Practtc*?1n ntfftir flown*.!
W.ALBOND. Ed^ntniij KT. r*^j
NORWOOD L. SIMMC
BOND & SIMMONS
ATTORN EYS-AT-LA*V .
Washington; North
Practice in 'all Gout ts.
W. L. VAUGHAN^
ATTORNEY -
Washington, North CaroTlM.
Office In Weinberg Building.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA
^Washington, N. C,
Office Market Stre?i
Cl'ni, II. Rodman. WIlV (
RODMAN & RO
- Attomeys-at-I
Washingion.f<
Business Card
R. L stewaS
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER ?
fFvmirn rl
Corner Main and Market Streets
Jtutreedved a larvc assortment of
Otest desk na iii Jewelry. Re
pairing a specialty. : ^
& B. Goldstein,
- We are stil! doing business ei
old stand* In thla period bet wee]
seasons v e are atill satisfying
tomers. Our fall samples are air
In and we can take your order
for Immediate 6r future deliver
y 9urs for business, H. B. Gold
t J. and P. B. MYERS
.The J. H. Simmons Marl
and .Granite Co.
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